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Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
erson al,

Mr. Thomas Phillips, assistant super.
intendent OF the Blue Ridge Wooleu
Manufacturing Co CT Petersburg, W.
Va. who has been spending several
weeks with hts friend In this city re-.
turned hoiae to. day.
mr. Richie Yates, of Atlantic City,
who has been visiting friends in this
city ratulDed home on Tuesday evtn.
INF.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
oomr-,vossi Rslstisns.

A despatch from Washington, reoeiv'
cd at Ottawa, Ontario, says ciieuiats
have been forwarded to all oniteo
States Consuls In Canada asking ioI
Ger tiHed returns according 10 sworn
statements made before them Of tes 81
ports Of various articles at each Csna
dian port to tho United Statet during
the past three years. II is supposed th'
Government wants the Information
with view To considering the question
OF closer commercial relations VIII
Oanada.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Wages Advanced.

Tie Excelsios Coal Company. at sha-
mokin, Pa, mas CONSENTED TO au ad.
vance Of 8 per ceut., and the strikers at
it's mineo will resume work at once.
N .yosiations for settlement are going
on between the U UniDn and tie Mineral
Company snd ,ts employees.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
IT RAnlH Y. z q.

Invite their friends TO the entertainment
to be given this evening. An Interest
ing program has been prepaSed. There
VIII Le select resdIugs by Mrs MoIley
ins, rune ntal solos, piano and caTne,;
rrseitetions, vocal 80 os, ete. You are
invited; cou,e,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
,.e,x cna,.xnrtn Rorror was verted

PEORIA, September 2l.-Ap other rail-
way horror on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific almost happened at killar last
night. A bridge over chasm fifty feel
high bad been burned out, but the fact
wa, discovered by foreman. He went
one way and tagged the passenger train
while his wife stopped one the other way
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
From wAshinptOn.

A message from Mr. Goulsy, who gave
an excursion to Washington to day,
states to the REPUBLICAN this after
noon that they arrived there safe and In
good time. The weather, says the mes
sage, is very fine.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
sale o / HORSES .

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wm Y. Warnt1l W1 Srsuus, AVE- loa
bles, 90 MsFy laa,, y H. ho.s,s f! o
Al head of onSIoS n,I.a' Sn = wi wlo ersy !, !,
Territory. Pers9I 40, ; /, nay b: : = :
rhou'd attend ,5,1 ns aId u dbtslued q I'd By ia
puGc4iso.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

Tha schooner CathGrlne A. May,
which has beUD rtbEiiJ hy tbs jackson
a. Suarp Company, let: tie na-:ue .ail.
way today.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
MAlSHlAG E5.

AIMS u0RTH-HoRRICKS this city,
sep,enbsr ,. by the Rev. M. Heath, Geo
.tnsworth, OF this city, and Mrs. Jano
Horricks, Of Rising sun, Ohrhiiana Hun
drei.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
All sorts

of good shoes for indoors or outdoor,
for dress or for common, and In every
case she best for the price at Batoock g.,
208 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
.,a,. n, ,,e rsnpsra'af1
-. a.. pvpue,IoAE n oEce .oi'
shade: x n
! O'Clock ~ o 'oloo'
$50 "
vrs weather.

nron ises 10 be y
Tomorrow M p,opSv pfU,i and ststlO',
perAtuIe. Friday cI9uVs ,', Vsssct,ou1
with showers In CO I'a''
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Pubic sale,

VIII &c cold at public sale on Friday,
Sapt, 23 entire stock and fixtures oi
store 213 MadIScn street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Our &2,bO

Wauken phast for gents equals any 90
shoe in Delaware. Babcock's, 206 Mar.
ket street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
WM.B. SHARP
Fourth and Market Sts

keeping. dere you Will hho
in protusion all the neces-
saries as we'll as the luxuries
Of what every household
must have.
Muslins in all good brands,
brown and bleached, yard
wide, and sheetings at prices
never so low, from 3 cents to
25 cents. You can buy yet
a small quantity of Wam.
sutta, yard wide, slightly
damaged, at s. cents instead
of 12b
Linens and Table Damasks
We sell good linens and
you will find no such assort.
mcnt in this city as here.
Try it.
A splendid number OF
Barnsley Loom Damask in
six elegant styles, just from
the importer, are rare BAR
gains at so cents a yard
think if you don't want a
new table cloth. A lot oi /
remnants at lower prices
piled On the end Of tie
counter may interest you.
Barnsley in extra heavy
bleached linens are in ex-
quisitc patterps--satiu to.
the touch-whats prettier
than a pretty linen with a
handsome cut glass and ele-
CANT China-see ours at
S1.25; you never got them
before less than SI75.
Napkins to match most all
the fine cloths, and from
that down to SO and IS
: cents a dozen.
Turkey Red and Turkey
: : Red in Blue a paradox-yet
, it is here a blue turkey red
-doylies to match the red
+ "a splendid one now for so
. cents and higher and lower.
!. Towels - Nearly every
0 thing-In overhauling our
r stock We find too many-we
= 3 make a big cut In towels.
, Red border huck 10 cents
ii from %. A splendid knot,
y ted fringe, red damask bor-
4; a der, centre pieces in many
is designs to your taste, 2s
,e a from 375b the best btrgair
ii towel tor years A pure
\. Y. white Barnsley huck, neatly
:: E bordered all around, e
d cents from 40. Hous-keep
o. o. ers should see this lot o
IN towels; they are great.
Blankets-Case after cas-
q, =, Of them from the elegant
?. California Mission Mills Il
he he the cheaper blankets.
is is The finest blankets this
IS M season are the luxuriou
)" robe or wrapper blankets
1y y, South Down sheep to you
;" hand--with artistic and ele
I'd i'd CANT borders in cherry, pinl
ak ak and blue, all richly bound il
is silk, 50.
h. h" Extra value this season il
he q blanket for e. blue an,
as. red borders extra size.
70 the Favorite.
Comfortable thin,
Der. 1t most impossible to ge
w W. such g varlety--patterns thi
'ral year are much above tn
average--not SO gaudy i
~. the lower giades-all kind
In: en-. from calico ard cotton t
satin and cider down-Slt
S28.
ea' sst The most complete an
ere ere. handsome line Of plai
,e,; stripe and check flannels W
are ever had for ladies an
children's wear.
ey,
Of WM. 3. SHARP & CO.
'"y' Fourth and Market streets.
ail.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
TROUSERS.

With every suit you wear out
two pair OF trousers, and in view
of this fact we lave an extra
stock Of Trousers at all prices;
they are first class and cut in
the latest style, and at prices
that you hardly expect. We will
gladly show you this table OF
trousers; they are going Lots
of people have found out about
this table.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

NUIlCE-A new ROLE HAS BEEN
~ sdopteh by tie Wtlminpton and
bfandywine Cemetery. undSr which this
corporation wi | receive sums CT money.
either deposited with It or begueathed TO IL
for the matntanarce and repair OF lots
inlonnments, tomoR, vaults, &c A II,
SMITH, Secretary. sls.mta I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

ESOR ShLE-2 SETS OF LI4HV md
T. hand harness, 2 sets OF light, dou lie
wagon ,2nd hard harnese;Tiil be SOLD cbeap,
Apply TO J. A. CONNER, i. 4th st. It's
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

sEJ EJANrED-SIrUAII ON FARM.
W understands management Of horFes
hsG cows. batcheriag ard farm WORN Al.
DIRE g q. f., tnis oflos. r22st
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

hTOIICE-LO" OWNERS IN The
1V Wilmington and Brandywine Game
teiy whore Enoaumorts, enclosures &c are
cut OF re5air are hereby notltled that unless
tic sap. are put in proper order within a
reasonabie tine, tho ceIp etery will do The
Necessary repairs and recover the cost from
the owners. Il. h. SMITH
sl6-m, ,tL-tm Secretary,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
BOYS CLOTHING,

We would like you
to make a personal ex-
animation of our stock
of Youths, Boys and
Children's Suits. We
feel proud of the assort.
ment and take pleasure
in showing them, and
are perfectly willing to
abide your decision of
style, fit, make and
price.
We have a much
fuller assortment of
Mems Suits than we
have ever kept. Many
OF fine qualities to
sncw you OF our own
make.
OV ERCOATS of
the best grades; light
weight, medium and
heavyweight; light, me
dium and dark colors.
Our Custom Depart
ment contains more of
the Finest Imported
and Domestic Goods
than we ever showed.
We want everybody to
see them.
JAS. 7. MULl|l & son,
TAILoRS & 9TH & MARKET
cLoTHIERS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
TO BUSINESS MEN.

A prominent Row York manufacturing
company, with an established and highly
rsmuntratiVe u,inees (DractioRliy a mon.
opp ~ lrgely p"ronized by merchant,
b'n.ers, corlo alto, ,E and the general pub.
hc, desires an a.nve snd responsible repre-.
sentative In every STATE or city. 100 per
cant upen limited investm ent guarRnteed
Several Sts'-s already under contract. Ad-
dFesi The MON NATIONAL co .dd
Broadway, New York, s22-ecd o.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

Al ED-BY A YOUNG LADY
with some experience, q situation in
hhy alod OF store; cry goods or trimming
preferred. Address II. l.. A., this office. It's
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

Turkey Red and Turkey
Red in Blue a paradox-yet
it is here a blue turkey red
-doylies to match the red
"a splendid one now for so
cents and higher and lower.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15
BRAIN-RAcKERS.

RIO Contributors: In sending answers name
No. Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE la which the puzzle
~ found. Answers Of guessers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE. DO not
make numerical enigmas Of your own names.
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded.
ANSWERS no PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE AUG. 25.
Album Autograph-Neyer trouble trouble ill
trouble troubles you.
Mixed Lctters-Qs Is, VS., Cs, Es, Ts
What did lac say He asked a question
Neutrality-suspicious. urns.
Geographical DOubies-seal. George, Nebraska,
Elk, May.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

A prisoner Is supposed 10 be confined ia a prison
Of which the above is "A plan Each cell opens into
all cells adjoining IL. Supposing the prisoner 90 be
in cell A. and 10 be offered his freedom IL he will
from that cell go through every other cell and out
ing from A 10 B, could lac thus gain his lbcrtyf
RAILROAD Crossword.
In rail- but not In switch;
In arch, but not in ditch;
In pipe. but not in tank:
In lever. but not in crank;
Ia locomotive, but not in whistle;
In viaduct, but not ia trestle;
la no one TO blame, but not in cuiprit;
In engineer and in culvert
In depot, but not in wait;
la snlash-up. but not in brake;
In screech. but not in rate.
My whole most curious To relate.
Masiicates hard substances as sure as fate;
A bran new microbe equal 10 perdition,
j. caught eating iron in its best condition;
Wonderful IL should so long have been quiet
As there's always been enough TO satisfy its diet;
But the world moves, and not caring for our re-
grets.
wili continue to move when we've passed in our
checks;
Who ever first its right can tell
Will get present that will please quite well.
-K. Van Minkle, Box l30, West Coxsackie, NY.
MUETUM IN PARvo ENIGMA.
With maid for a leader a host Of nine
In Indian style files into line;
ha-plant-leaf-tone-to cat
Rng-in-a stream-the roll complete.
la two ranks march and palidromes formi
Why, old Maryes Hights / believe you could
EtOrfni
Again, in one rank. you may pass In review,
While on record we place you, in order most true.
city, plaything. goldman, a toy,
dear one, proposition, month, upon-a boy,
city or Iowa, a measure we call
Then, foreigner witty In the rear of You all
About march Now, answer each one name,
From the front TO the rear Of this bold squad OF
famei
A smart blow, negntion, cover. a strain.
Not so, tuber, "a river 10 drain,
An irregular verb. 10 tie, girl a knot,
vessel. "A bunch, and the list we have got.
Now break into sections, with arms at will
Behold an army that "A township would fill
Many things and anything. from man to "a god
Roll out into sections from this little squad.
see in the host the brayest OF the brave,
Hear the voice OF his horse and dissent from the
grave;
see a bold Captain, heading charge,
An explorer, cruising our coast in his barge;
A brigade commander in the war Of the sixties
A genus Of grasses fine streams Of the Dixies;
A river. familiar TO students Of Latin
horse, "A cTlIstacean, and uncle in his cabin:
goddess, two States, and n queen DER the seas;
A family ns large as the squad at the first,
The parents a son and six daughters, well versed
Adjectives. pronouns, propositions and adyerbs
Are mingled with diphthongs, and measures, and
herbs;
With n work that puzzles the engineers brain:
Dull, stylish, we dnd-giye cash. never mind;
There's money in 7" Il bet you" this squad Il
not blind.
Glass la permutation. combination, allegation
Awake from your slumbers and study this Nation
Roll out this vast host from that word Of nine let
tiers,
And free all this army from slavery's fettersi
A prize for first correct solution.-R. ID. Huey,
Star City, Ind.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15
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Five to Ten Days.
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viii in All Cases Cure This Disease.

Since the history Of medicine true Specific for chronic
eases OF BLOOD POISON has been sought for but never
Iound until the discovery Of our MAGIC REMEDY.
We have every reason 20 believe that is absolutely
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THE COOK REMEDY co. therefore have possession
or @ the only medicine in the world that will cure this
DREADED DISEASE in a. its forms.
They justified in this statement for The reqgou thar
the latest medical works, published by the known
authorities, say there Is 40 true specific
we say now We have a TRUE SPECIFIC-ONE THAT HAS
Those who have employed every other known remedy
without benefits should give us trial No no pay
and no expense to patient in any way.
lF WE FAIL TO CURE THE COOK REMEDY Co WILL
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Our contracts will be endorsed by responsible person
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Old chronic cases Of blood poison permanently cured
This Remedy acts Immediately upon the Blood reraov-
ing from TIE system every trace of poison.
Fever sores, Ulcers, EFuptions, sore Mouih,
Hair-E aliing, ansl all skin Diseases cured in
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No other known Remedy in ;he world can do i'm six
months what we guarantees % do in two weeks
All We ask is a trial. Do NOT FoeGEr THAT GUAR
ANTEE 4 CURE OR 40 PAY. No Specialist or Physician
VIII DO this. You know rom pas experience are
one Of the afflicted These Physicians know they have
no remedy With which they all chronic cases OF
blood poison, and will matter course say 10 is i'm
possible to effect permanent But defy any OF
them To bring that viii not cure DpTrna-
nently in shorter time than is required FOR the most
recent cases with any other Known remedy in the world
both as 20 our financial standing and yeracity.
Address
The National tribune., 1887-09-15
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Repies-Odds and En-
Information.


rComrndes answering these inquiries are re-
quesed to write directly the persons asking for
the information. and not to THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE.
Mary Thornhill In Fontaine Kan, wants the
address of Jno. o. Miller, Co. l., 2d Kan Cav.--D
III. Barber. Brighton, ILL.,. wants the address of Col
Stephen Baker 9Th N. Y. III. A.; also names and
addresses of the Second Lieutenant and Orderly
Sergeant of Co. l., 9th ". Y. IL. A.--JOhn Gilvane
Wayne, Pa, wants the address of Jacob ColemOre
Hospital Steward of the 57th PA. in 1s63.-Jas NJ
Rodgers, 10th Ind. battery. Petit. Ind. wishes to
correspond with officers or comrades of Co O. Sc. h
Ill, who knew Of A. ri. Rodgers of same company
and regiment.-ROb't Kelley, Leon, Iowa, wants
the address Of Charles w. Milligan, blacksmith in
Co. Il, sth Mo. Cav.-W. III. Prescott, Dixon, H.
wants the addresses of Edward Mason Frank R,l-
bendall William Richardson, George Clark NJ O.
knight and w. L. Wood, all of Battery f. list M
l.. AVN. f. Hooper, Co. h, 27Lh Me-, and Bat
terry K, 4th u. 8 A, az Spring Garden ST., Phia-
delphia, Pa. would like the address of Lieut.. Ed
ward Smith, Battery h, fth U. :. Art.--A. A. Fos-
ter Flint Ill, wants the address of Frank Nun
Co. ID, 9th Ky. Cav.-John Cooley, North Cedar
Kan, wants the address of A. Barlow or any com
rade who captured at Mt Sterling Ky. with
him-Henry Menehin, West side, Iowa. wants
the names and addresses of the Surgeons stationed
ut the hospital at Marietta Cav H. Carte
Amend, Kan, would like the addresses of Felix
+. Blair Assistant Surgeon, sd Ind. and Jno. Tur
ley, 10Th ky.-L. q. Covey, Hudson, N. Y, would
like the address Of Henry Wood, Co. A, l2Sth N. Y .
p. w. Fienhold. Don City. Crawford Co., Iowa,
wants the addresses of Lieut.. Frank Sapp, Lieut..
VIM. Winslow and Regimental Hospital Steward
Lon Slyder all of Co. n, 10Th Ill; also any other
member Of the company.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

FRIENDS or THE c. C.: will give the " Life of
Washington" or of Napoleon for the first correct
but cannot solve the mystery.-Clarence w. Bow
ers Geneva o.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

would be poor without health. Thedying mil
lonaire consumptive would exchange all he is
worth for new lease Of life. He could have
had IL for a song had he used DIR. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery" before the disease had
reached its last stages This wonderful prep
aration 10 q positive cure for consumption il
taken in time. For all diseases of the throat
and lungs 1t is unequaled. ALI druggists.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

ratus costs money. Salvation cost Christ
great price; the making it effective will cost
us much self-denial. But anything is cheap,
at whatever price, lift save a soul from sin and
perdition
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

FRIEEDs or THE &C: Others have been writ
tng on different subjects 30 we propose 10 give "A
one, ID will ho worth remembering when some of
tile young boys thinking about leaving their
parents. who have done 20 much for them 10 go
OF on a wild goose chase and seek "A place where
they do ar they please. We were reared up lly
good aud respectable parents but like some others
were led off by evil associations from bad place
20 another. and IL was not long until we were
drinking and pas ing cardz aud then for the West
where there WAS nothing 10 bother us. We went
20 the cattle ranch when quite young and
soon we were ns hard as the hardest. Hard com
pany was the kind that we preferred, and with
such friends a. ths we were not afraid 10 face tle
brnvesi. When we were in the hight of onr glory
we received a telegram. aud dropped everything To
take tie last farewell look Of beloved friend We
are still ht our old home in Illinois. Will some of
the &C. please help as "a break OF from our old
habits which will ruin anyone. Piense give us a
few words Of conIfOrt.-lSill and Jack, Bethany,
The National tribune., 1887-09-15
r. w. TAysI1I A. Co Chicago. II

r. w. TANsILL & Co., Chicago, Ill.,:
Your last invoice of "Tansill's Punch SC.
cigars came in yesterday. i was out of them
for half a day, and had TO call on the Gov
ernor for a company of militia to prevent
riot Have already retaiIed over 100000.
X. g. MANLEy, Lincoln, Neb.
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

prisoner is supposed 10 be confined ia a prison
Of which the above is plan. Each cell opens into
all cells adjoining it, Supposng the prisoner 90 be
in cell A. and 10 be offered hs freedom il he will
from that cell go through every other cell and
at B, going through cell more than in pass
ing from TO Il. could he thus gain his libertyF
RAILROAD CROSS WORD,
The National tribune., 1887-09-15

rITu All Fits stopped free By DIR. Ciine's Great
lllD, Nerve Resr0rer. No Fits after first days
use Marvellous Treatise and S20Otral bottle free
10 Fit send To Dr.. Kline YSl Arch ST., Phi Pa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-06-03
1887.
BALr,MoRE's GREAT

BALTiMoRE's GREAT
P.NNY DAILY-a COM
piele newspaper in ev-
cry respect. lndepen-
ieut In Its editorial Ut
erances ; ial service of
the Associated Press;
an arn, oi special cor
respouuents IN Mary
iant, Vurginia, West
Virginia and other
States chronicle The.
/ doiuks FROM points
throughout The State;
the must accurate AID
coniplels market re-
porls. The local sews
Is written in n spicy
aad NEST compiete
manner. all Of Mnien
aAvr made il the iasor-
lie daily among all
lass, 5.
Our Washington cor-
Irespondence Is r-cog-
nized AS the most eatSr-
aiming and truthful!
mirror OF tie doiugs at
tae C.pital oi tbe nA-
lhou.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-06-03
1887. THE SUN. 887.
A. s. ABELL & CO., Publishers,
BALTIMORE
THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

On the 18th of May, 1887, tho Baltimore SUN
will celebrate its Fifieth Anniversary. From
the earliest period Of its career THE SUN has
been d .'household word" i n the homes Of it's
subscribers, and a synonym for accuracy OF
state mont, fair dealing, promptRsss, energy snd
enterprise in the collection OF news. 1t is noted
throughout the country for the independence,
conservatism and theughtfulness OF its editorial
u,tsrapces. There is probably no newspaper in
the United States whose opinion carries more
weight or v hose Influence is more widely ex-
tended than THE SUNS, a iact upon which it
may justly pride itself as the legitimate result
Of painsiaking care in the preparation OF all
,atter admitted TO its columns. THE SUNS
facilities for collecting news from all quarters
OF the g lote are being constantly extended and
improved and new features added withou
! regard TO expense as the occasion demands.
| THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN has long
occupied an enviable position as a modal family
newspaper, containing not only the news Of
the World aud variety of literary matter and
miscellaneous reading tor the family circle, but
special features ot recognized VA ue, including
an agricultural department., which supplies
every week q mass OF well d, ested infor nation
for the farmer.
Full commercial, financial, cotton, cattle,
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ing to press.
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VARlBLY CASH IN ADVANCE. POST
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TIE UNITED STATES AND
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One Veal. ...........S6 90 One month. so Cts
Six Menus. -. ... 90 Three Weeks. .3s C,s
Four Months. 2 90 Two Weeks...25 Cts
T Three Months. 80 30 | One Week.-Mrs. Cts
To Europe and other Postal Union Countries
rs cents per month.
Il aa advertising medium its value is, Of
course, in proportion to its inm circulation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-06-03
farnlers' Column.
Give fools tn cir gold < knaves their poNse er
Let fortunes bubbles rise and fail;
Who sOyvs a field or trains n flower.
Or plants a tree. Is more than all.
Agricultural II otes.

The average COW is supposed to
drink about eight gallons of water in
day.. -E
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-06-03
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-06-03
CHAPEL POINT MILLS.

TNHE unders, gned having rem led, thoroughly
l. repaired and refurnished the above Mills
are now prepared to receive grist OF all kinds.
W ednesdsys of each seek for grinding Wheat.
We keep constantly on hand large supply of
Meal to exchange for Corn. We will serve The
public at any time Of day from O. clock A ~
10 o'clock p NJ.
SMOoT & CROSS, Props